Late Complications of COVID-19; An Umbrella Review on Current Systematic Reviews.

SeyedAhmad SeyedAlinaghi,AmirBehzad Bagheri,Armin Razi,Paniz Mojdeganlou,Hengameh Mojdeganlou,Amir Masoud Afsahi,Arian Afzalian,Parinaz Paranjkhoo,Ramin Shahidi,Pegah Mirzapour,Zahra Pashaei,Mohammad Amin Habibi,Parmida Shahbazi,Sahar Nooralioghli Parikhani,Narjes Sadat Farizani Gohari,Yusuf Popoola,Esmaeil Mehraeen,Daniel Hackett

Archives of academic emergency medicine（2023）

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Abstract

Almost all human body systems are affected by late complications of COVID-19 with different severity and prevalence. Fatigue and some other neuropsychiatric symptoms are the most common late complications among long COVID-19 patients. Respiratory symptoms including dyspnea (during exercise), cough, and chest tightness were the next most prevalent long-term complications of COVID-19. Since these complications are persistent and late, being aware of the signs and symptoms is essential for the healthcare providers and patients.

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current systematic reviews

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